Stop And Shop employee strike ends

Rachel Suggs '21, Web News Editor

April 24, 2019

Filed under Breaking News, News, Top Stories

The strike of over 31,000 New England Stop and Shop employees ended on Sunday, April 21 after 11 days of striking. A tentative three-year agreement was reached which includes increased wages, greater health coverage and more pension benefits. The deal must still be ratified by the unions. “As of min...

Anti-Semitism accusations plague 2019 Women’s March

Alexandra Sprouls '19

January 28, 2019

Filed under Features

While marches oftentimes aim to bring together groups and communities, this year’s Women’s March on Jan. 19 did the opposite after its organizers became associated with anti-Semitic beliefs. Elana Atlas ’21 felt troubled by the accusations against the founders of the Women's March concerning...

Faculty and students wear orange to protest gun violence

June 5, 2018

Filed under News, Top Stories

By Dana Perelberg '20 On Friday, June 1 Staples students and faculty, specifically teachers from the English department, wore orange, a color representing the fight to end gun violence. Both the news and social media promoted wearing orange, which caused many to join in. “I think there’s imp...

National School Walkout sparks student activism

May 7, 2018

Filed under Broadcast, Features, Features, Videos

By Lily Kane ’20 and Julia Lombardo ’20

Administrative actions deter student activism

April 27, 2018

Filed under Opinions

By Mia Daignault ’20 Photo by Ginger Ellis ’20   It was 9:58 a.m. and I was sitting in my Italian class waiting to hear the herds in the hallway and the sound of crumpling paper being thrown away into backpacks. I was readying myself for the excitement of voice and change led by fellow St...